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BCCDC warns British Columbians to 'prepare for the worst' ahead of wildfire smoke

BCCDC warns British Columbians to 'prepare for the worst' ahead of wildfire smoke

Those who may be more sensitive to wildfire smoke include people with asthma, heart disease, pregnant people, infants and children, and older adults
What to do if you're under an evacuation order or alert

What to do if you're under an evacuation order or alert

It's important to stay calm and listen to local public officials: B.C. government
What you need to know about wildfire insurance

What you need to know about wildfire insurance

Never be afraid to ask questions, national industry association says.
'Too hot': British Columbians flock to hotels for air conditioning

'Too hot': British Columbians flock to hotels for air conditioning

BC Hotel Association says occupancy in some parts of the province is 100 per cent.
Here's why B.C. is ending the mandatory mask policy on July 1

Here's why B.C. is ending the mandatory mask policy on July 1

Premier Horgan said he will continue to wear a mask.
Lytton smashes record for hottest day ever in Canada — again

Lytton smashes record for hottest day ever in Canada — again

They broke it yesterday, they obliterated it today.
Dr. Bonnie Henry comments on B.C. moving into Step 3 on July 1

Dr. Bonnie Henry comments on B.C. moving into Step 3 on July 1

'Things are looking really good,' says the province's top doctor.
What to make for dinner when it's too hot to cook (with recipes)

What to make for dinner when it's too hot to cook (with recipes)

Sometimes it gets so hot you can probably fry an egg on the sidewalk. But that doesn't exactly sound like a solid dinner plan.
Employers of outside workers being warned their staff is at risk of heat stroke

Employers of outside workers being warned their staff is at risk of heat stroke

'My service contractor, he’s not allowing anybody to work today — it’s just too hot'
Scorching hot weather on Sunday broke records throughout B.C.

Scorching hot weather on Sunday broke records throughout B.C.

Temperatures are expected to rise to 46 C in parts of the Thompson-Okanagan by Tuesday.